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by Michelle Anne Schingler
We always imagined these Foreword FaceOff interviews to be—secretly, perhaps—a reviewer’s dream come true. The chance to ask a favorite author a slew of questions about anything at all, what’s not to love? And don’t think our...
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by Barbara Hodge
We’re Still Here / Pain and Politics in the Heart of America / Jennifer M. Silva / Oxford University Press / Hardcover $24.95 (224pp) / 978-0-19-088804-6 / Buy: Local Bookstore (IndieBound), Amazon / Jennifer M. Silva’s We’re...
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by Gisela Concepción Fosado, Cathy Rimer-Surles
Over the past few years, there has been a growing awareness about what it means to have an industry like scholarly publishing that is, byone estimate, over 90% white. Publishing professionals are asking important questions, such as,...
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Nina Allan’s "The Silver Wind" is a twisting, haunting work of speculative fantasy, pulsing with the dull ache of a fading dream and intoxicating its audience with disorienting what-ifs. When Owen, a clockmaker’s apprentice, is...
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Nina Allan’s exquisite and strange "The Dollmaker" is a postmodern fairy tale, both whimsical and aching in its appeal. Andrew felt lost among his contemporaries until he discovered that he had a gift for fashioning discarded and...
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Defining marriage and adultery is tricky, and it was even trickier in the 1800s. In the heady but colorful "Unfaithful", Carol Faulkner gives the history of American marriage reformers. These rebels and thinkers, along with some...
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Trini is bold, jumping and twirling in bright yellow boots, a floral sundress, and crimson cape. But her confidence is shaken when her attempts to build a block castle all fall flat. With a little help from friends, Trini discovers the...
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by Ho Lin
Calvin Bledsoe is middle-aged, glum, and in dire need of a shakeup. Saddled with a strict Calvinist upbringing thanks to his celebrity mother, he’s freshly divorced and stuck writing a blog for a pellet stove company in small-town...
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